"Okay. So let's say that soup is defined as a liquid dish that contains pieces of solid food from it which it extracts its flavor.
You can agree with me on that statement right?
Okay. Now let's say that, hypothetically speaking, I want to consume a bowl of cereal.
By definition, cereal is a grainy food that comes in numerous small chunks and that is typically eaten with milk.
Are you following me?
And if we take a closer look at the milk, does it not also absorb some flavor and color from within the cereal pieces swimming in it?
Knowing this information, therefore, we can logically conclude that cereal must indeed be soup.
Am I not correct?"
- Ben Shapiro, 2020